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    Unit: NSSC-NL 
    A U.S. Navy Littoral Combat Ship bearing hull number 13 is underway on open water, passing a red-brick lighthouse structure on the left. The vessel displays the characteristic angular, low-profile design of the Freedom-class LCS. Personnel are visible on the ship's deck, suggesting a transit or commissioning event.

    USS Wichita (LCS 13) Arrives

    Photo by John Narewski

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A formal military ceremony is taking place on the deck of the USS Nautilus (SSN 571), the world's first nuclear-powered submarine, docked at what appears to be the Submarine Force Museum in Groton, Connecticut. Naval personnel in white dress uniforms are gathered around podiums under a white canopy tent on the submarine's deck. The vessel's hull number '571' is visible on the sail, and a sign reading 'NAUTILUS (SSN 571)' is visible on the dock.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    Three U.S. Navy officers in white dress uniforms are participating in a formal military ceremony, likely a change of command or commissioning event, conducted outdoors on what appears to be the deck of a submarine. One officer stands at a wooden podium speaking, while two others are seated behind him. The ceremony is taking place near a waterway with sailboats and a tree-lined shore visible in the background.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A formal U.S. Navy military ceremony, likely a change of command, taking place on the deck of a submarine at a waterfront location. Five naval officers in white dress uniforms are present, with two officers exchanging salutes in the center foreground while two others are seated and one stands at attention in the background. The setting includes a white canopy tent, dark submarine deck surface, and a tree-lined waterway in the background.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A U.S. Navy officer in dress white uniform stands at a wooden podium delivering a speech at what appears to be an official military ceremony. The event is taking place on the deck of a submarine, with another submarine visible transiting the waterway in the background. A white canopy tent provides partial cover over the speaking area.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A formal U.S. Navy ceremony is taking place on a waterfront pier, with multiple naval personnel in dress white uniforms rendering salutes. A senior officer wearing a combination cover with gold insignia and numerous medals and ribbons is prominently centered, walking along a red carpet. The setting appears to be a change of command or similar official military ceremony.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    A senior naval officer in white dress uniform is speaking at a podium during what appears to be an official military ceremony. The event is taking place outdoors on or near a waterfront, with a body of water, sailboats, and tree-covered hills visible in the background. The officer displays multiple medals and insignia consistent with a high-ranking admiral.

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Photo by Chief Petty Officer Darren Moore

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    USS Iowa holds change of command ceremony

    Story by Lt. Kathryn Cole

    Submarine Readiness Squadron (SRS) 32

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